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* SUTTER’S GOLD 
H.T. (Swim.) Plant Patent Applied For. Brilliant golden 
buds, shaded coppery orange and vermilion; intensely 
fragrant. Long, sleek buds, on straight stems with few 
thorns; perfect for cutting. Vigorous, bushy plants, dis- 
ease resistant and free in bloom. The high-centered open | 
blooms, with 25 to 30 petals, vary from 
rich orange-gold in spring and fall to pale 
yellow tinted pink in midsummer. Bright, 
glossy foliage. Already the wimner of 
three important awards: the All-America, 
the Silver Certificate of the International 
Test Garden at Portland, Oregon, and the 
Foreign Gold Medal at Bagatelle, Paris. 
$2.50 ea.; 3 for $6.30. 






Headline Offer $5.25 
amy Winners (Value $6) 
One each, Rubaiyat, Sutter’s Gold, 
Tallyho. 
(See all three pictured here.) 
* TAFFETA. H.T. (Lammerts.) Plant 
p#iPat. 716. This 1948 All-America 
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aX, winner gives plentiful, long- 
stemmed, perfectly formed, fragrant buds 
in rich pink and salmon tones. The tints 
change from rose-pink to apricot, the re- 
verse flushed yellow. Medium large blooms 
of about 20 petals. Fime plant. $1.50 ea.; 
3 for $4. 
*TALLYHO. H.T. (Swim.) Plant Pat. 828. All- xSutter’s Gold 
PARS. America winner for 1949. Handsome blooms 
of old-rose colormg; truly two-toned, the out- 
side a darker shade of the same rich color. It holds its 
color remarkably, changing only toward the center 
of the flower, the petals there becoming untformly of 
the lighter old-rose tmt. And what a plant! Great, 
long, reddish canes are topped with glorious bursts of 
bloom in quantity at one time. Rich, spicy fragrance. 
$2 ea.; 3 for $5.10. 


%* Tallyho 







